Sentence examples for random acquaintances from inspiring English sources

But it was, she will admit, a time of random acquaintances and lost nights.

People communicate with their friends online, but they may also be communicating with their parents or random acquaintances — people from different age or socioeconomic groups.

Marty Aranaydo, a member of the Muscogee tribe currently stationed at one of the camps, admitted he was initially confused when he thought random acquaintances from college had shown up in person.

The latest looking to 'do a Path' is Everyme, which says it believes "most stories are meant to be shared with your closest friends and family, not with 500 random acquaintances".

But the game also perfected the "deathmatch," in which two (or three or four) friends or co-workers or random acquaintances who met on a Doom Web site at 3 o'clock in the morning could forget about the mutants entirely and just focus on blasting each other.

Then there are the random acquaintances you've collected over the years -- they're not really friends, even though they send you messages that say, "Hi, we have 10 friends in common so we must be friends!" Still, for me, the Mutual Friends list has become an integral part of my digital life.

And while Timehop or others might be able to pull posts from the past, Facebook understands exactly who and what you care about, so it can show an old photo of you and your best friend rather than some random acquaintance.

We were at the house drinking 40s one night when a random acquaintance named Rav stopped by to burn one.

"On the 17th of September, a friend told me he'd been sent a WhatsApp video of me doing coke by a random acquaintance – a man from Ecuador who lives in Miami," Ber continued.

Over the years, Cho has performed dozens of these tattoos on his close friends ("And ONE random acquaintance," he huffs), and he is here, along with 23-year-old makeup artist and willing volunteer Alexis Page, to show us how it's done.

The album fuses Mr. Eno's electronic music with manipulated recordings of often-random acquaintances reading Mr. Holland's poems.